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From innovative ways to slash sugar and sodium to time-honoured traditions, these Canadian condiment companies make meals more delicious.{ai:summary}The "Buy Canadian" movement is gaining momentum, with 68% of consumers preferring homegrown products, a rise of five points since February. Additionally, over half of shoppers are now checking labels to avoid U.S.-made items. #economy

'Buy Canadian': Here are 6 of the best homegrown condiment brands

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